KATE MARKLAND | THE JOURNAL
The Answers Are in the White Space.
Reflections on imagination, trust and the power of being heard, at eight or at eighty.
Thoughts and Evidence
The Measurement Problem Nobody Is Talking About
The things that matter most to children do not show up in the data. That is not evidence they do not matter. It is evidence the data is incomplete.
The 7 Transformations: What 318 Children Told Us
318 children. One question. Seven consistent themes. What classic grounded theory research revealed when children were asked what it was like to be the author of their own story.
If We Cannot Measure It, Should We Still Do It?
The things that matter most, feeling seen, heard, valued, do not show up in the data. That is not evidence they do not matter.
Why Storytelling Builds Children's Capacity to Overcome Adversity
Canadian Teacher Magazine explains not just that storytelling works for trauma-affected children but why. The research behind StoryQuest's approach to adversity.
BOOK KATE TO SPEAK
Build a world together, and trust follows.
Your people are being asked to trust each other across distance, across generations and through constant change. Most have never been shown how.
Kate Markland has. For a time she had one hour a week with her son Gabriel, on a FaceTime call. They spent it building a world. She asked one question, wrote down everything he said and corrected nothing. That world became three books and a method tested in nine UK schools.
In her keynote, Create the World You Want, Kate shows your audience how trust is really built, and gives them a method they can use the same evening.
For leadership, education and family audiences.
Even the kids who don’t like writing didn’t want to leave.
Even the kids who don’t like writing didn’t want to leave.
